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In a decision delving into abstract areas of Russian and U.S. law, a federal judge has turned down a Russian agency's attempt to wrest control of copyrights held to be legitimately granted to a U.S. company. Eastern District of New York Judge David Trager rejected a motion by the Russian agency to apply the so-called act of state doctrine -- which requires U.S. courts to defer to foreign government actions on their own soil -- in its favor.
November 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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